Uhhh....Wait a second.
What happened to the 70* temperature outside? You mean it's not summertime everywhere?!?!?!
*sigh*
Our forecast for the next few days includes snow and high temperatures in the low 30's.
I let Scarlett out at 8:30 this morning and she stepped out onto the porch, flinched as only a dog can, whipped right back around and darted back into the house. She made a bee-line to the sofa where she and Dobby have been curled up among pillows and blankets ever since.
Put away the capris and pull out the long johns.
I kinda miss Houston right now!
This is a blog about us Honeys. We've been married for 6 years, live in Littleton, CO, have a Chihuahua named Dobby, a Rat Terrier named Scarlett, three awesome cats (all referred to as our Furry Kids!) and some fish.
In November 2007 I was diagnosed with Cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer of the liver) and nave been undergoing chemotherapy since December '07 & Proton Radiation Therapy at M.D. Anderson in Houston, TX from December '08 - February '09, and then back on eternal chemo until we get the tumor to shrink away from one salvageable vein in the liver so that it can be surgically removed. We use this blog to keep family and friends updated on our struggles, loves, challenges, celebrations, goals, ideas and the general daily grind!
In November 2007 I was diagnosed with Cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer of the liver) and nave been undergoing chemotherapy since December '07 & Proton Radiation Therapy at M.D. Anderson in Houston, TX from December '08 - February '09, and then back on eternal chemo until we get the tumor to shrink away from one salvageable vein in the liver so that it can be surgically removed. We use this blog to keep family and friends updated on our struggles, loves, challenges, celebrations, goals, ideas and the general daily grind!
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Hang on a Tick
Posted by Garnet at 10:22 AM
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Garnet,
I found your blog this evening while searching for others with cholangiocarcinoma. I too was diagnosed with the disease and I'm taking the treatment day by day. I read through a few of your postings and appreciate your candor and strength while enduring through the treatment. When you have a moment check out our blog at blogspot.russbishop.com. I don't post quite as often but I enjoy communicating with others who are walking this walk.
Thanks, Russ
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